luthervol
rational (x) and reasonable (y)
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I'm 59 and I hope your memory isn't as bad a mine.
The July 21st prediction was always pretty much just a joke on my end.
No, the hearings that I saw included compelling testimony from Gordon Sondland, Fiona Hill, Bill Taylor and David Holmes that showed evidence of a bribery scheme on the part of the Trump Administration. The information which Sondland testified to, was firsthand.Speaking of conspiracy theories, disinformation, and extremism, did you see the hearings the last couple weeks that ended with no direct proof of any crimes committed by Trump? Good times.
You mean the ones where they all said they never saw or heard a quid pro quo or the word of the week "bribery"?No, the hearings that I saw included compelling testimony from Gordon Sondland, Fiona Hill, Bill Taylor and David Holmes that showed evidence of a bribery scheme on the part of the Trump Administration. The information which Sondland testified to, was firsthand.
That is not what Sondland said at all. In fact, in his opening statement, Sondland testified that it was his understanding that there was a quid-pro-quo... and no, you don't have to hear the exact phrase "quid-pro-quo" uttered to reach an understanding, that is what has been inferred. Nobody says, "Hey Bob! I have a quid-pro-quo for you!"You mean the ones where they all said they never saw or heard a quid pro quo or the word of the week "bribery"?
That is not what Sondland said at all. In fact, in his opening statement, Sondland testified that it was his understanding that there was a quid-pro-quo... and no, you don't have to hear the exact phrase "quid-pro-quo" uttered to reach an understanding, that is what has been inferred. Nobody says, "Hey Bob! I have a quid-pro-quo for you!"
Again you must have stopped listening after your bug eyed hero ran to the cameras, when pressed he said no quid pro quo. Every single one of the witnesses who were all called by the far left said no quid pro quo and no bribery. Time to move on the the next hoaxThat is not what Sondland said at all. In fact, in his opening statement, Sondland testified that it was his understanding that there was a quid-pro-quo... and no, you don't have to hear the exact phrase "quid-pro-quo" uttered to reach an understanding, that is what has been inferred. Nobody says, "Hey Bob! I have a quid-pro-quo for you!"
That is not what Sondland said at all. In fact, in his opening statement, Sondland testified that it was his understanding that there was a quid-pro-quo... and no, you don't have to hear the exact phrase "quid-pro-quo" uttered to reach an understanding, that is what has been inferred. Nobody says, "Hey Bob! I have a quid-pro-quo for you!"
That is not what Sondland said at all. In fact, in his opening statement, Sondland testified that it was his understanding that there was a quid-pro-quo... and no, you don't have to hear the exact phrase "quid-pro-quo" uttered to reach an understanding, that is what has been inferred. Nobody says, "Hey Bob! I have a quid-pro-quo for you!"
But they don’t want to acknowledge what Dink is saying, that a local point to point transfer could have occurred and then a remote transfer occurred. Or multiple transfers occurred other than just local/remote even.The reason that screenshot was a big deal is because Google was showing possibilities in broadband technologies at the time as opposed to realities.
@DinkinFlicka is posting a lot of wisdom here. There are actually better ways to try to debunk this than the way Rifle is going about it.